Funding Pips
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UAE · 2022 · Forex & CFD
UAE · 2022 · Forex & CFD
Not on record yet: news trading policy, EA policy, copy trading policy, VPS policy, VPN policy, overnight holding, weekend holding, consistency rule, minimum trading days and payout frequency.
From $24.96 · Split up to 100% · Accounts up to $400K
| Category | Weight | Active today | Effective weight today | This firm |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Rule transparency | 20% | Yes | 20% | 17 of 20 |
| Payout terms and reliability | 18% | Yes | 18% | 14 of 18 |
| Trader reputation | 16% | Yes | 16% | 14 of 16 |
| Challenge value | 12% | Yes | 12% | 12 of 12 |
| Drawdown terms | 10% | Yes | 10% | 6 of 10 |
| Trading flexibility | 8% | Yes | 8% | 4 of 8 |
| Operating history | 6% | Yes | 6% | 2 of 6 |
| Country access | 4% | Yes | 4% | 4 of 4 |
| Platform choice | 3% | Yes | 3% | 2 of 3 |
| Account scale | 3% | Yes | 3% | 1 of 3 |
| Total | 100% | 100% |
Currently active: Rule transparency, payout terms and reliability, trader reputation, challenge value, drawdown terms, trading flexibility, operating history, country access, platform choice and account scale. Effective weight today: 20% / 18% / 16% / 12% / 10% / 8% / 6% / 4% / 3% / 3%.
A category with no data for this firm earns no points in it. Rule Check never changes this score. Full methodology.
21 ways to get an account with Funding Pips. 1 of them measures loss on a trailing basis, and news trading is allowed on only 15 of them.
No profit target · 5% max loss
Capital immediately, at the price of the tightest rule set they sell: a trailing 5% loss limit, a 1% cap on floating loss, and weekend holding that breaches the account.
No profit target · 100% split
Traders who want funding immediately and can trade evenly enough to satisfy a consistency score.
12% · 12% max loss
One phase and the highest target of the range. No risk cap once funded. The Striking System does that job instead.
8% then 5% · 10% max loss
The loosest loss limits of the two-step models, and no striking system at all if you stay at $25K or below.
10% then 6% · 12% max loss
The largest overall loss allowance (12%) with only one minimum trading day per phase.
6% then 6% · 6% max loss
The lowest targets in the range (6% and 6%) with no risk cap and no strikes, paid for with a 6% overall loss limit.
5% · 3% max loss · 85% split
A limited-edition experiment, not a permanent product: a fixed number of units, a daily reward cycle, and an 85% split. Funding Pips run these to test rules and may retire this one for good.
— · 100% split
Traders who want the fewest hoops and can live with the 1% strike threshold.
— · 100% split
Traders who want to choose how often they are paid.
No profit target · 100% split
— · 100% split
Traders who want a weekly 80% split without the standard account conditions.
— · 100% split
— · 100% split
— · 100% split
The cheapest way in at $24.96, and the loosest minimum-days requirement.
— · 100% split
— · 100% split
— · 100% split
— · 100% split
— · 100% split
— · 100% split
— · 100% split
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Payouts read off Arbitrum and tied to Funding Pips, each linked to its transaction. A payout that cannot be tied to a firm is left out, so this is a floor and not Funding Pips’s whole payout volume.
Traders in these countries cannot open an account here. Firms word these lists as “including but not limited to”, so read it as the floor, not the whole of it.
Iran. Listed as restricted in a public prop-firm directory.
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Risk Per Trade Idea does not apply to every plan. On 2 Step Flex it is 3% at $25K and 2% above $25K, and does not apply below $25K. On Zero it is 3% below $50K and 2% at $50K and above. It does not apply at all to 1 Step Flex, 2 Step Standard or 2 Step Pro. The rule you read may not be the rule on the plan you bought.
Funded accounts cap the loss on one trade idea, realised and floating together: 3% under $50K, 2% at $50K and above, with variations by model. Exceeding it is a hard breach. Separately, a striking rule records a warning each time floating loss reaches 1.2% on 2-Step Standard above $25K, or 1% on 1-Step Flex. Second warning halves your split, third drops it to 20%, fourth breaches the account, and profit from any warned trade is deducted.
On Zero your biggest winning day must not exceed 15% of total profit, and a 15% consistency score is required before a reward can be requested. Your biggest loss must not exceed your biggest win. You keep trading until it does not. Floating loss above 1% of account size is a hard breach, and 7 profitable days of at least 0.25% are needed in every 30-day cycle.
On every evaluation model, taking more than 60% of the profit target in a single trade idea means a minimum of 4 profitable days is applied to the Master account you go on to receive. A good trade during the challenge therefore changes the terms of the funded account it earns you.
If a single trade idea makes more than 60% of the phase profit target, four minimum profitable days of 0.5% each are added on the Master account. It applies at $25K and above, at every size on 1-Step Flex, and only to accounts bought on or after 27 June 2026. Passing quickly on one good trade is what triggers it.
A trade idea means a single trade, or several positions on the same instrument in the same direction, or any position opened within 10 minutes of closing a losing one. They are counted as one. Scaling into a position or re-entering after a stop is measured as a single exposure, so the obvious way round the risk cap is closed.
Gap trading, high-frequency trading, server spamming, latency arbitrage, hedging, long-short and reverse arbitrage, server execution, toxic flow, tick scalping, churning and opposite-account trading are all prohibited. The response is graduated rather than binary: reduced leverage, fewer trades a day, a lot-size cap, tighter loss limits, a forced 1% risk limit, or a ban from the firm.